關於 legal reference ，我們在網路上蒐集到這些相關的討論、資訊與評價

International Day To Protect Education From Attack is aimed to raise awareness of the plight of millions of children living in countries affected by conflict.

As someone who has been working with refugee children, education has always been an issue. They are being denied their right to continue education in the refugee camps or outside. Some of them are being denied because they have no permission to continue education due to stateless people status.

Unfortunately, for a large number of refugees, access to education is blocked by many barriers. This includes the lack of access to educational programs due to the inability to provide legal documentation, lack of economic resources and lack of recognition of previous educational qualifications.

I believe refugees should receive training, knowledge, maturity and experiences they need to become agents of change with the potential to contribute to their host communities, be the voice of their fellow refugees and someday, rebuild their own home countries. Yet, for thousands of refugee children in Malaysia, education remains an aspiration and a dream, not a reality.

Ainie Haziqah

#ProtectEducationFromAttack

Reference: Empowering refugees through education by Priya Sharma (Monash University)

DO YOU NEED HELP?

Putting this out here just in case. For my own reference too when one comes to me.

Otherwise, please do DM me if you have concerns. Especially if you are an unwed mom who needs help.

Lots of love,

Daphne

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Where one can find help:

List for contact if you or someone needs help. This is also organisations that work to help and support women.

If you’re an adult who has experienced sexual abuse as a child, know that you are not alone. No matter what, the abuse was not your fault. It’s never too late to start healing from this experience. Regardless, if you are male or female, and, would like to know where to go for help, we have compiled a list of organisations that will be able to provide advice and/or counselling.

The list here is not complete and some may do child advocacy or women's advocacy only but some do both. Do check. Thank you.

1. JABATAN KEBAJIKAN MASYARAKAT
http://www.jkm.gov.my/jkm/index.php
For nearest support JKM office click onto HUBUNGI KAMI/CONTACT US and Select: PEJABAT JKM NEGERI/JKM STATE OFFICES

2 . PDRM MALAYSIA
http://www.rmp.gov.my/direktori/direktori-pdrm/bukit-aman
Locate nearest police station with D11 unit to seek advice on where to file a report.

3 . CHILDLINE MALAYSIA or Talian Kasih is 15999
http://www.mctf.org.my/childline/contact-us.htm
Or
Tel: 03-55692755
Email: childline@mctf.org.my

Aduan Krisis Masyarakat
Whatsapp 0192615999

4. Report online crimes against children in Malaysia to CYBER999

5 .ALL WOMEN’S ACTION SOCIETY (AWAM) especially for counselling (sexual harassment and rape)
AWAM Centre
85, Jalan 21/1, Sea Park,
46300 Petaling Jaya,
Selangor, Malaysia
www.awam.org.myCounselling & Legal Information (Telenita)
Tel: 03 7877 0224 or 03-78774221
Email: telenita@awam.org.my
Email : awam@awam.org.my
Our Helpline and Service Centre are available Mondays to Fridays, 10 am to 4.30 pm. We also provide counselling services on Saturdays, by appointment.

6 .WOMEN’S AID ORGANISATION (WAO)
Counselling and shelter (violence against women)
WAO Helpline : 03 7956 3488. 018-9888058 (sms)
WAO office hours: Monday - Saturday 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Tel: 03 7957 5636 | 7957 0636
Fax: 03 7956 3237
E-mail: womensaidorg@gmail.com
P.O.Box 493, Jalan Sultan 46760 Petaling Jaya Selangor, Malaysia
www.awam.org.my
www.wao.org.my

7 . Women’s Centre for Change (WCC) for counselling and free legal advice.
241 Jalan Burma, 10350 Penang
tel : 04-228 0342
email : wcc@wccpenang.org
hours: Mon to Fri, 9am to 6pm
wccpenang.org

8. Persatuan Sahabat Wanita Selangor
Tel: 03-87378380
Email: sahabatwanita@gmail.com

9. Perak Women for Women (PWW)
Tel: 05-5469715
Email: perakwomenforwomen@gmail.com

10. Tenaganita
Counselling and free legal services for:
- Migrant Communities
- Refugees
- Asylum Seekers
- Trafficked Women and Children
- Domestic Workers

12, Jalan 6/11 46000 Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia
Talian: 03 7770 3691 / 3671 | 012 335 0512 | 012 339 5350
Email: general@tenaganita.net
www.tenaganita.net
Facebook.com/tenaganita
Tel: 012-3350512

11. Sabah Women's Action-Resource Group (SAWO)
Tel: 088-280200
Email : [email protected]

12. Sarawak Women for Women Society
Tel: 082-442660 or 082-416053

13. Bar Council Child Rights Committee
Officer: Rajeswari Gunarasa
Email: rajeswari@malaysianbar.org.my
Email: pad@malaysianbar.org.my

14. PROTECT & SAVE THE CHILDREN
Protect And Save The Children Association of Selangor and Kuala Lumpur (Reg. No. 7),
No. 5, Jalan 7/14, Section 7,
46050, Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia.
Telephone : 603) 7957 4344 / 7956 4355
Fax : (603) 7957 4322
Email: protect@psthechildren.org.my
www.psthechildren.org.my

15. Legal Aid Centre for free legal representation
Selangor 03-55107007
Kuala Lumpur 03-20722050/1/2

16. Sabah Women's Action Resource Group (SAWO)
088-269291

17. Telenisa
Telephone : 03-79608802
Open on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 10am-5pm
Website : sistersinislam.org.my

18. Majlis Antipemerdagangan Orang dan Antipenyeludupan Migran
Telefon : 03-80008000
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Majlis-Antipemerdagangan-Orang-dan-Antipenyeludupan-Migran-232511150549792/

19. Rumah Perlindungan Sosial, Klang.
Shelter for unwed pregnant mothers, sexually assaulted women and children, domestic violence cases.
NCWO- YWCA
010-3656950
0133610010 (Shoba Aiyar)
03-33725175

20. SOLS Health
1Petaling Commerz and Residential Condos,

#G-8, Jalan 1C/149,
Off Jalan Sungai Besi,
57100 Sungai Besi,

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

T: +6018-6640247 (Admin)
Email:
navigaide@sols247.org
Website:
https://www.solshealth.org
Facebook:
https://m.facebook.com/SOLShealth/

(Administration)
Tue – Sat:
0900 – 1800

(By Appointment)
Thurs – Sat:
0900 – 1800

1.Individual therapy / counselling
2. Marriage & family therapy counselling
3. Psychological testing & assessments
4. Workshops and training crisis management
5. Community-based mental health programmes

Charges fees
(we provide financial assistance to eligible clients)

Available in Malay, English, Mandarin and Cantonese.

Other things you can do to advocate.
1. Support the call to criminalise cyber sexual grooming in Malaysia with a pledge at rage.com.my/predator (scroll all the way down)

2. Report child pornography through the INHOPE Internet reporting hotlines.inhope.org/gns/report-here

3. Join the #ReplyForAll conversation on social media and share online safety tips.

4. Become a U-Reporter and participate in polls on the issue. Register at malaysia.ureport.in

5.Couselling centre located in St Francis Xavier Church, Petaling Jaya - it's non-profit & open to public, eventhough office is in church premise.
here's the contact details that you can pass on:
tel/fax: 03-79577136
email: [email protected]
person-in-charge: Mr Francis Joachim

6. Malaysian Mental Health Association
8, Jalan 4/33, Off, Jalan Othman, Petaling Jaya, 46000, Petaling Jaya, Selangor
03-7782 5499 https://g.co/kgs/nSwXny

Mental Health Association of Sarawak for a counselling service(every Monday and Wednesday, 2pm-4pm, Saturdays, 9am-12pm.)

7.Bodhi Counselling Phoneline (Kuching) 082256428
Monday &Thursday 7-9 pm.
Message to 012-8276722 to request for face to face counselling. Give name and brief reason for counselling.

8. Befrienders Kuching Sarawak at 082-242800 (6.30pm-9.30pm daily)

If there is an updated list, I will update it here

Credit to Tuan Syed Azmi for compiling this list.

Bless you.

我今天早上在香港電台英文台的《給香港的信》，向香港人警告政府和保皇黨企圖以「假新聞」作藉口而引入對互聯網內容審查！

Beware: Hong Kong government and pro-establishment politicians are drumming up against "fake news" to justify introducing Internet censorship

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You may have recently seen a series of so-called government announcements in the public interest, or API, on TV, cautioning the public to be careful about the information they receive on the internet. The API tells the public to verify and fact-check before believing these information, and not to spread misinformation, or the consequences can be devastating.

The advice is reasonable. But the intention may be dubious. Why? It is because the government and especially the police force but have been one of the biggest sources of misinformation in Hong Kong, during the last six months of pro-democracy protests which followed the government’s attempt to ram through the extradition bill. Needless to say, government claims about the extradition bill must have been some of the best examples of spreading misinformation, or simply lies. Likewise, many of the recent claims made by the police about their actions in their almost daily press conferences since this summer must be also justifiably classified as misinformation.

So, it is quite clear to many that what the government is trying to do is to monopolise what is true and what is not. In recent weeks, more and more government officials and senior police officers, running out of arguments to justify their own versions as their truths, simply resort to attacking the other sides’ views as “fake news.”

Some may remember about two month ago, a letter from the police to Facebook was leaked on social media. In the letter, the Police requested the global social media company to remove a number of posts made by different users, based on the allegation that these posts were critical of the police and would potentially harm their reputation. Fortunately, the social media company did not comply with these requests.

The issue at hand is not fake news. The issue at hand is freedom of expression, disguised by the authority in the name of countering misinformation.
This week in the Legislative Council, in a written question put up by the Honourable Ted Hui, the police admitted to 621 removal requests made this year up to the end of November to local and international Internet and social media platforms, a whopping 18 times more than in 2018. The government response puts the blame on “a vast amount of fake news and baseless accusations that targeted the Police.” It is simply ludicrous for a government with the lowest approval and credibility ratings in history to say that. To many, this government which refuses to even allow an independent commission to investigate the police is itself the biggest source of fake news, and not to be trusted.

The government seems to be saying that truth must be approved by authority, and its version of facts cannot be disputed by anyone, especially those who hold a different political view.
So really, where do fake news come from? In August, Twitter, Facebook and YouTube removed over 200,000 accounts which were tied to the China government or state media, that were used purposely to smear the Hong Kong anti-extradition protests, and to spread misinformation about the protests.

Yet, it is now the Hong Kong government and pro-establishment political figures that are making noises about fake news, saying that in order to counter these so-called misinformation, legislation should be passed to ban fake news. They would point to such legislation in other countries such as Germany and France, or Singapore.

When I was in Berlin, Germany, two weeks ago, for the Internet Governance Forum, in a summit with legislators around the world, we compared notes about censorship attempts by different governments in the name of protecting the people, but in fact at the expense of curtailing freedom of expression. A German member of parliament told me in no uncertain term that, quote, misinformation is legal is Germany, end of quote. She said that freedom of expression is enshrined in the German Basic Law and not to be compromised by any other legislation. The new law was just an attempt to regulate contents that are narrowly defined such as relating to criminal defamation, hate crimes, or Holocaust denial. But, criticising the government is certainly a right that is legally protected at the highest level of their constitution. Even so, the legislations of such laws in Germany or France were still very controversial.

When I told this German legislator that pro-government politicians in Hong Kong are justifying removal of content on social media by quoting the German example, her response was — this must be an example of using misinformation to justify laws against misinformation, that is, plain censorship. Her conclusion, laws in one land cannot be copied to another, or there will be abuse.

Hong Kong, by comparison with Germany or France, does not have the democracy and the power vested in the people to protect our people’s own rights. One can reference the recent case of Singapore, where it also passed an anti-fake news law, and in recent weeks have started to enforce it against people posting messages on Facebook. When a member of the opposition party posted an opinion opposing certain government investment decisions, the Singaporean government decided that was fake news.

So beware of the government’s evolving attempts to censor the Internet and social media, by drumming up the negative side. The Big Brother wants to stifle opinions against it, because that is the rule number one of hanging on to the authority they wish to continue to dominate. We must continue to guard against Internet censorship because no one else will save us. It is our — the people’s own — free opinion vs the government’s version of the only truth — that is what it is all about. And it’s worth the fight.

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https://www.rthk.hk/…/progr…/lettertohongkong/episode/612602

#RTHK #LTHK #censorship #fakenews

Dumb Ways to Die is the theme song of the public service announcement campaign released by Metro Trains in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia to promote railway safety. Both the song and the campaign went viral briefly in November 2012 and received worldwide acclaim for its effectiveness, endearing and engaging quality. The song and campaign have grown so well-loved that the characters continue to be recognisable and have come to be featured in a video and mobile games including Dumb Ways to Die, Dumb Ways to Die 2: The Games, and Dumb Ways to Die 3: World Tour.

This video contains the parody I've created for the song Dumb Ways to Die, cover on Dumb Ways to Die, Dumb Ways to Die parody, Dumb Ways to Die cover. My cover and parody have been inspired by the recent global health emergency, global health crisis caused by the rise of coronavirus, the spread of coronavirus in 2019, the spread of coronavirus (also called the Wuhan virus) in 2020 that is said to have originated from Wuhan, China.

Dumb Ways to Die was written by John Mescall with music by Ollie McGill from The Cat Empire, who also produced it. It was performed by Emily Lubitz, the lead vocalist of Tinpan Orange, with McGill providing backing vocals. The band on the recording consists of Gavin Pearce on Bass, Danny Farrugia on drums and Brett Wood on guitar. It was released on iTunes, attributed to the artist "Tangerine Kitty" (a reference to Tinpan Orange and The Cat Empire). I do not own any legal right to the song, I am simply covering it for entertainment and education purposes.

In this song, you’ll learn some useful tips on how to maintain good personal hygiene and avoid contracting the coronavirus / wuhan virus.

Dumb Ways to Die （笨笨的死法 或 蠢蠢的死法）是一首2012年由澳洲都市鐵路推出的一首廣告歌，在2012年這首歌一炮而紅，網民瘋狂分享這段影片，因為歌曲好聽，動畫也非常可愛。這首笨笨的死法的改歌是我受最近武漢肺炎時間啟發而創作的，推出除了希望幫助我的學生透過歌詞學習英文外，也能提高公眾的衛生意識，同心抗疫。

Lyrics 歌詞:

Cover up that toilet seat 把廁所蓋起來
Pour water in the bathroom drain 把水倒進廁所去水渠
Wear facial masks when you go out 出外時戴口罩
Change to a different one the second time around 第二次戴就要換個新的

Coronavirus 冠狀病毒
Don’t catch the coronavirus 別染上冠狀病毒
Coronavirus 冠狀病毒
Don’t catch the coronavirus 別染上冠狀病毒

Rub your two hands with alcohol 用酒精搓手
Stay at home n watch videos 留在家看影片
Keep your household sparkling clean 保持家居清潔
Don’t hang around in any overcrowded place 不要在人多擠逼處流連

Coronavirus 冠狀病毒
Don’t catch the coronavirus 別染上冠狀病毒
Coronavirus 冠狀病毒
Don’t catch the Coronavirus 別染上冠狀病毒

Take a walk in the hospital 到醫院走一轉
Share a lift with a feverish man 和發燒的人乘同一架電梯
Take your face mask off in public space 在公眾地方除口罩
Use a steamed mask as if it's just unboxed 把蒸過的口罩當成全新的使用

If you’ve done them all 如果你都做過以上的每一件事
You might as well catch the virus 你很可能會染上冠狀病毒
Coronavirus 冠狀病毒
Don’t catch the coronavirus 別染上冠狀病毒

Get plenty of good sleep 要有充足睡眠
Stay updated with the news on Internet 在網上留意最新消息
Stuff yourself with vitamin C 多吃維他命C
I wonder if the vaccine’d work? 我在想，那疫苗有效嗎？

Coronavirus 冠狀病毒
Don’t catch the coronavirus 別染上冠狀病毒
Coronavirus 冠狀病毒
Don’t catch the coronavirus 別染上冠狀病毒

Stop the high-speed train from Wuhan, China 別讓中國武漢的高鐵列車進來
Stop the flood of tourists from coming in 別讓旅客擁進來
Never Eat beavers, porcupine, and wild bats 不要吃河狸，刺蝟和野蝙蝠
Wash your two hands with soap for 20 seconds 洗手洗足二十秒
Wash them after you go to the loo 去完廁所後要洗手

They may not rhyme, but they quite possibly 這些方法也許不押韻，但它們很可能可以⋯⋯
Will help you stay alive 幫助你生存下去
Will help you stay alive 幫助你生存下去
Stay healthy and alive 幫助你健康生存下去
So many ways, so many ways to stay alive 有很多方法，有很多方法生存下去


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#wuhan #coronavirus #英文歌

Date: 14/08/2019 (Wednesday)
Time: 20:00
Venue: Union Council Chamber, 2/F, Union Building

Agenda
0. Meeting call to order and sing the Union Song

Section A
1. To read out the correspondences
2. To receive and adopt the agenda
3. To receive and adopt the minutes of previous Council Meetings

Section B
1. To inform the Council on legal proceedings of sub-organisations
2. To discuss the class boycott campaign
3. To discuss the establishment of a new Standing Committee
4. To amend the terms of reference of Anti-Extradition Bill Publication Editorial Board
5. To receive the report of Orientation Affairs Arbitration Committee, HKUSU Council, Session 2019
6. To discuss matters referred by Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation (HSBC)
7. To endorse statements issued by Council Committees

[Thẻ xanh 2b] Bí mật và cách tự làm thẻ xanh EB1, EB2-NIW (National Interest Waiver) không cần luật sư, các chiến thuật/tips tiết kiệm tiền phần 2.

Video này nói về những bí mật, cách làm và viết petition letter nộp cho nhân viên (officer) của Sở di trú Hoa Kỳ (USCIS). Những bí mật này luật sư không nói cho bạn biết. Bạn hoàn toàn có thể tự làm. Giải thích về 3 prong tests (tiêu chuẩn) trong Matter of Dhanasar, giúp các bạn hiểu về yêu cầu của EB1, EB2-NIW để viết reference letter và petition letter.

Trong phần 2 này mình nói test 1b, 2 và 3 và 2 chiêu hay chiến thuật cực kỳ hữu dụng giúp các bạn tiết kiệm ít nhất 500 - 5000 USD.

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Video nói về tổng quát các cách xin thẻ xanh nhanh nhất, quyền lợi của người giữ thẻ xanh: https://youtu.be/_0luhChXkCQ
Video phần 1 "[Thẻ xanh 2a] Bí mật và cách tự làm thẻ xanh EB1, EB2-NIW (National Interest Waiver) không cần luật sư, các chiến thuật/tips tiết kiệm tiền phần 1": https://youtu.be/ZQIZNgCPNZc

A small but powerful tip for Indian and Chinese scientists who want to apply for Green Card. This tip will save them at least 5 - 10 years of their lives.




Disclaimer: The video constitutes general information and is not intended as individual legal advice. The content does not establish an attorney-client relationship.
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